Mogo Inc. announced its corporate name change to Orion Digital Corp. (“Orion Digital”), marking the company’s evolution into a founder-led, disciplined, multi-engine digital finance platform operating across wealth, payments, and digital assets. The Company’s common shares are expected to begin trading under the new ticker symbol ORIO on Nasdaq and TSX on January 2, 2026.

Orion Digital is built on a foundation of recurring platform revenues, global infrastructure with embedded operating leverage, and a capital framework focused on disciplined capital allocation. It operates across three integrated engines:

• Intelligent Investing - a next-generation behavioral-edge wealth platform
• Carta Worldwide - global payments infrastructure powering billions in annual processing
• Bitcoin Treasury - a long-duration digital asset reserve with early-mover credibility

“Orion Digital reflects who we are now and where we’re going,” stated Orion Digital’s Co-Founder & President Greg Feller. “We’ve spent years transforming our company into a focused multi-engine platform built on high-leverage businesses across wealth, payments, and Bitcoin, under a unified strategy focused on sustainable execution and disciplined growth.”

Intelligent Investing builds durable long-term investing practices through behavioral design, education, and automation. In a retail landscape dominated by speculation, prediction markets, and dopamine-driven trading apps, where research suggests many retail investors underperform market returns, Intelligent Investing is designed to help investors compound over time rather than react to short-term noise.

Carta Worldwide powers billions in annual processing volume for enterprises and fintech innovators around the world and is designed to scale with meaningful operating leverage alongside customer demand. Through its clients, Carta Worldwide provides payments infrastructure supporting programs that reach approximately 7 million end consumers. With optionality for future growth, including stablecoin settlement and digital asset infrastructure, Carta Worldwide is positioned to scale methodically as volume increases.

In 2020, Orion Digital became one of the first Nasdaq-listed companies to add Bitcoin to its corporate treasury, demonstrating early conviction in digital assets and forward-looking capital allocation. Today, the Company continues to expand its Bitcoin reserves as part of a structured treasury strategy intended to complement its operating businesses. As Bitcoin matures into a global monetary asset, this reserve is intended to support long-term shareholder alignment.

The Company was also the largest shareholder in WonderFi following its merger with Coinsquare, a digital asset platform, in 2023. In 2024, Robinhood Markets, Inc. announced its acquisition of WonderFi for $250 million.

“Our goal has always been simple: to build durable businesses that create lasting value,” said Orion Digital’s Co-Founder & CEO David Feller. “With multiple operating engines, founder-led stewardship, and a disciplined approach to capital allocation, we believe Orion Digital is positioned to compound value over time.”

Since founding the Company over two decades ago, the founders have not sold any shares and continue to be among the largest shareholders, underscoring enduring alignment with shareholders.